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July 7-13, 2008
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» New Volunteers » Schedule of Events » Tournament Week Phone Directory » Parking & Shuttle Schedule » Volunteer Tent & Prizes » Evacuation Instructions » Course Map » Uniform Distribution & Required Forms » Medical Hints » Tournament Fact Sheet » Board of Directors, Office Staff & Committee Chairs Committee Websites: Comments? Suggestions? Send an E-mail to the Webmaster	Medical Hints How to contact Medical personal Medical tents are located on the east side of the clubhouse parking lot (Main Medical), between the fairways of holes #4 & #5, near the #8 green and behind the #16 green. In an emergency, you may also ask anyone with a portable radio to contact their base station. Important information to pass is the nature of the emergency and your exact location. Heat Exhaustion versus Heat Stroke Heat Exhaustion is a warning sign that your body is getting overheated How can I tell if I have heat exhaustion? Your skin may feel cold and clammy Your body temperature may be elevated (100-104 degrees) Your pulse rate may be faster than normal (greater than 100 beats per minute) You have been drinking fluids and have not had to use the restroom. Heat Stroke is serious overheating and can be life threatening if not treated How can I tell if I have heat stroke? You may have increased confusion, combativeness or weakness You may have bizarre behavior, feel faint or walk with a stagger Your skin may be hot and dry (no longer sweating) Your body temperature may be above 104 degrees What can I do to prevent Heat Exhaustion or Heat Stroke? Stay out of the heat and direct sun as much as possible Drink plenty of fluids as long as they don't have alcohol or caffeine Sponge off with cool rags or water Lie down and rest in a cool place Seek medical attention early Are there any risk factors that can make this worse? Having poor circulation Having high blood pressure Being unable to perspire Being overweight or underweight Having certain diseases of the heart, lungs or kidneys Consumption of alcoholic or caffeinated beverages Stay cool, be safe and contact Medical Services with any questions you may have.
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